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    Herbs and Homicide: A Small Town Contemporary Cozy Mystery
    Herbs and Homicide: A Small Town Contemporary Cozy Mystery
    Herbs and Homicide: A Small Town Contemporary Cozy Mystery
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    Herbs and Homicide: A Small Town Contemporary Cozy Mystery

    Written by Carly Winter

    Narrated by Nicole Scott

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    About this audiobook

    From Hollywood, California, to Heywood, Arizona, trouble follows her...

    After her husband’s brutal killing and her fall from the Hollywood elite, the disgraced Samantha Rathbone moves to Heywood hoping to forget her past and live a quiet life of anonymity as Sam Jones.

    When she takes a job at the local herbal shop, Sage Advice, and the owner is found murdered, Sam is pushed back into the unwanted spotlight when she becomes the number one suspect. As she wades through ugly family drama, the questionable business practices of others, and the lies embroiled in a small town, she searches for the true killer, hoping to save herself.

    Will Samantha be able to find the murderer before she’s put away for a crime she didn’t commit?


    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarly Fall, LLC
    Release dateJun 27, 2024
    ISBN9798882282461
    Herbs and Homicide: A Small Town Contemporary Cozy Mystery

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